Judge — June 28, 1930 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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This season’s smart collars call for a SWANK Men who turn with the trend of style know that the smartest collars must be fastened. But “fastened” doesn’t mean pinned. Not as long as there’s Swank! It does everything a pin does, except jab your neck and punch holes in your collars. Swank has no points! You merely slip Swank onto your collarpoints — and your collar is neat and firm. Gold-filled or solid-gold Swanks .. plain or engraved... 50c to $10. At jewelers’ or men’s shops. SWANK LOOKS LIKE A PIN, BUT ISN'T Made by the Bacr & Wilde Co., makers of Kum-o-pert Cuff Buttons, Attleboro, M In order to complete our record files, we would like to purchase the following back issues of Judge: 1909: December 4 1911: May 13 and 20 1920: January 17 If you know where these issues can be obtained, please write JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Inc. 18 East 48th Street, New York City Gig aod et Geum Jr. 33 (wateh-chain ‘The H. C. COOK Co., 3 Beaver St. RHEUMATISM? TOO MUCH ACID? oRINK VITTEL WATER GRANDE SOURCE Palatable and Effective MORRIS & SCHRADER, * New vonx NEW YORK ee Crossword No. 162 Submitted by Mary Anne Sawyer, New York City. Horizontal |. A peet at Princeton. Some letters that oeed answering. ‘This is a fake. abot in the face. peky etufl . Cracks about this are dangerous, Foundation of the American bouwe (pl). jed rumble seat. Playing doubles, A Greek hick. be ecen but not heant the plumbers get a break. a liner a sbortetop can’t handle, said “The moving finger writes; and having writ, moves on.” . These are ebed by many a chorus girl. A minor matter. . This little pug went to market, . The bead man. 14. The kind of measures angry butebere resort to, Silence! Balloon-eized pome. . Arummy fellow. 4. What they mear on their weak ends in Scotland. The lad with the high hat. |. The wign that made an imprewion on the sign painter, | Sullies |. This kind of borne is easily spotted. 62, If you're a poor fab this may pusaie you. Dunk. || What the lad they said would amount to nothing actually amounted to. A very contrary current. nce wpon a tite there waa 8 printer— Vertical |. An expensive mouthful. Dora's poker relative. long at Christmas, ily all at era without theee, bankroll (provided you bave something retin Borgia bold ber lovere tn? |. The most interesting chil’ in the world, 7. Give we huts of this and I'l be boppy. 20 1. This may give you a dirty look, |. Ride theee and you'll nde Judge pays $10 for cach puss printed. ~ to the poorbouse, Homes for moths. ‘This remiusied Rover of a sausage. \ wseeuy thought this up Europras trips are a cinch with these, A popular waster, All that was left of the vegetariaa's dinner, A frend from France. The mddie of the berth. A fiy-by-night. Biewsed is the one that docen’t wrinkle, A dirt collector. ‘The fellow who invented! the Norse Code, This'll make a bole in ove. She went to Para to change this, Makes goo-g00 eyes at. This suffered a revere drop recently in Parla, &. Cleo was sweet to Mark: Juliet to Romeo; Llasle to Henry: but who ia eweet to every man? The hie of bearta. |. A lofty mortal, Congressional vacuum. What to do after you go on a rip. ‘That's all there is, there isn't any more, 7. The eld green river, Residence of the very first people of the land, lution of Last Week’s Puzzle mrp [z}>/4) comicbooks.com